Profits From Feeding Corn After Silage Experiment
University of Illinois trials show no profit gain from feeding corn after two months on silage plus nitrogenous concentrate. Four lots with soybean or oil meal were tested, with mixed results. corn later increased costs and reduced gains for most groups. Lot 4 with 2½ lb soybean meal had best net per head, but overall feed costs narrowed margins. Milling and public notice included upcoming commencement at Millersburg Military Institute.
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University of Illinois
H. P. Rusk
Chicago
Death of Barksdale Hamlett Former State Superintendent
Barksdale Hamlett former State Superintendent of Schools died at 8 45 p m Wednesday night at Beechhurst Sanitarium after a short illness He was the only Democratic candidate defeated when the Stanley administration took office The article also notes a Liberty Bond interest payment schedule urging bondholders to exchange coupons for War Savings Stamps with a projected rise to 93 million dollars by January 1 1924 and a return of 5 00 for every 4 16 invested
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Barksdale Hamlett
Beechhurst Sanitarium
Mr. Hamlett
Stanley
United States
Light frost passes with little damage in cool spell
A light frost fell Sunday night but caused little damage. The pattern of recent days shows unusually cool weather for the season. The article quips that if reputations of men were visible they would resemble porous plasters.
Governor calls election for vacancy in Eighth District
Governor Stanley issues a proclamation setting August 2 as the election date to fill the Helm death vacancy in the Eighth District. The Democratic District Committee plans a May 14 meeting in Danville to call a primary for the race.
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Stanley
Eighth
Harvey Helm
Democratic District Committee
Danville
Card of Thanks from Dr. D. H. Bush
Thank you to friends for kindnesses shown to my wife and family during my absence in the medical corps of the army. I shall be grateful. Dr. D. H. Bush.
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Medical Corps
Army
Sale of U S Fizer household goods draws large crowd
The sale at the late U S Fizer home Saturday afternoon attracted a big crowd and high bids. Antique furniture changed hands with a mahogany chest bought by Miss Elizabeth Wyatt and a 150 year old four poster bed purchased by Miss Elizabeth P Coleman. Experts valued Cambridge England oak paneling at over $10 000 found behind wallpaper.
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U. S. Fizer
Elizabeth Wyatt
Elizabeth P. Coleman
Cambridge
England
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the Walsh
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